Bloomberg News Law Segment on SCOTUS Texas Redistricting Decision
This is from a few weeks ago, but I have now had the audio posted so that you may listen here.
Category Archives: redistricting
“Where things stand on the remaining interim maps (the quick version)”
Texas Redistricting gives the quick version.
“Doggett district, Houston House seat hang up redistricting”
The latest from Texas.
“House panel OK’s shielding lawmakers from having to testify”
More news from Florida: “A late-emerging measure that would shield legislators from having to testify or turn over public records in lawsuits cleared the House Judiciary Committee in a partyline vote Thursday. Democrats ripped the wide-ranging immunity bill as designed… Continue reading
“Gov. Scott approves congressional districts, triggering new lawsuit”
The Palm Beach Post reports.
More on GOP Legislators Asserting Privilege in Wisconsin Redistricting Case
Following up on this post, the court has issued this order on documents which GOP legislators claimed were privileged in the redistricting suit:
The Court well appreciates that in this instance there is an extremely fine line between legal… Continue reading
“Between the Lines: N.Y. Court Moves Step Closer to Redrawing Map”
Roll Call reports.
“New Delay is Possible for Primary in Texas”
TPM reports.
“Congress, the Solicitor General, and the Path of Reapportionment Litigation”
Speaking of the wonderful Michael Solimine, he has now posted this draft on SSRN (forthcoming Case Western Reserve Law Review symposium on the 50th anniversary of Baker v. Carr). Here is the abstract:
The Supreme Court’s decision in Baker v.… Continue reading
“Earliest date for primaries May 29, court says”
The latest from Texas.
“Partial deal reached in Texas redistricting case”
AP reports.
“April primaries ruled out in Texas”
The latest from Texas, as the hearing continues for a second day before the three-judge court drawing Texas’s legislative boundaries.
“Federal judge gives big push to redistricting lawsuit”
WNYC: “A federal court in Brooklyn gave the green light to a redistricting lawsuit that could see a judge begin drawing state and congressional district lines.”
Reply Briefs, Interim Map Proposals in Texas Redistricting Case
Lots of action at the Texas Redistricting blog, in anticipation of the upcoming hearing before the three-judge San Antonio federal court.